Comments on: Famous medical-journal editor torpedoes medical journal

By: Collon

Collon — Sun, 14 May 2017 04:31:37 +0000

To me, that boring old cliche: “follow the money” says it all. How many “scientists” are out there making their living chasing climate change, vaccinations, drugs, cures etc? Not much money in truth … gotta make it up.

By: missycaulk

missycaulk — Tue, 02 May 2017 17:15:55 +0000

Conventional science bloggers, take notice. You’re working in a field where studies supporting the general consensus are tainted and stained.

By: billy

billy — Tue, 02 May 2017 16:31:44 +0000

Just my two bits worth, but before we start burning heretics I suggest a careful re-reading of “The emperor’s new clothes”, followed by a review of Max Weber’s work on organizational behavior.

It is our systems of social/professional organization that direct our public behavior as much as our “flawed character” that is the culprit. IMO until we understand why good people do horrible things, from burning witches to approving toxic meds to sanctioning phony wars, we all share some of the blame.

In a “democratic” world run by statistical modeling, individual exceptions are not going to yield much progress. Unless and until we understand why “the Emperor’s new clothes” appear so chic to so many we are unlikely to advance as a species.

By: will iam

will iam — Tue, 02 May 2017 12:12:01 +0000

Its called justifiable lies……

WE lie to ourselves, then WE lie to the OTHERS
Because there are so many of US there is a symphony of DUNDERHEADS
All in COLLECTIVE agreement of manufactured BULLSHIT!

By: Rick Sharp

Rick Sharp — Tue, 02 May 2017 07:49:40 +0000

> Don’t blame us. The FDA approved our medicine as
> safe and effective. We’re off the hook. We’ve
> discharged our responsibility.

You have to understand that the only service the state sells to its subordinates is protection. To protect one citizen or entity against another. – It is black mailing business or “protection” business.

By bribing an authority is just buying the protection against the law. – Discharge out of responsibility.

– Consider for example the simple case of getting the Building permit. It is nothing more that an insurance against your neighbors not to have to tear down your building or pay compensation if it causes trouble.

By: Dan Germouse

Dan Germouse — Tue, 02 May 2017 03:36:15 +0000

https://forcedfluoridationfreedomfighters.com/a-preliminary-investigation-into-fluoride-accumulation-in-bone/
Fluoride is the most commonly taken drug in the US, and the claim that taking it in water is “safe and effective” the most obvious example of fraud. Fluoride is highly toxic and a cumulative poison, like lead, arsenic, and mercury. I have asked many forced-fluoridation fanatics to tell me how much accumulated fluoride in the body they think is safe. So far not a single one of them has been able to answer the question. It is unlikely to just be a coincidence that the US, Australia, and Ireland, which have had high rates of forced-fluoridation for decades, also have high rates of joint problems, and poor health outcomes in general.

By: betty

betty — Tue, 02 May 2017 03:29:10 +0000

On another blog I was reading about so many Americans being debt slaves, I don’t know about people’s debt, but I can see the pain and exceptance on their faces as they try to deal with horrific healthcare they’ve been hoodwinked into. Healthcare has become so huge just about everyone works, or has family in the system. I’m very blessed to be 61 and old enough to remember when healthcare was small, and most people were healthy. I haven’t been to a doctor more times than i can count on one hand except for having two children. I never took my kids to doctors either there was no need they were healthy and strong. Of course we’ve had health problems but I solve them with the proper nutrients and energy. People have given up the right to a healthy body, they have given the power of that over to People who know nothing about how to heal and regrow the body. It’s sad. It not going to change until people take back their power. There has been a lot of light she’d on this subject. People can figure it out. We better figure out how in the world we are going to pay for and manage all the destruction that has gone on. The medical battlefield is strewn with human bodies. They are everywhere.

By: Oliver Manuel

Oliver Manuel — Tue, 02 May 2017 02:22:09 +0000

Over my career, the arrogance and power of editors to control science has increased dramatically.

Forty years ago in 1977 the editor of Science, Philip Ableson, published an open debate on the relative merits of local element synthesis vs super-heavy element fission in explaining the “Strange xenon, extinct super-heavy elements, and the solar neutrino puzzle.”

http://omatumr.com/archive/StrangeXenon.pdf

Forty years ago, an editor of Nature allowed publication of a paper by Dr. Peter Toth, “Is the Sun a pulsar?”

http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v270/n5633/abs/270159a0.html

And thirty-four years ago another Nature editor, Dr. John Maddox, published an editorial by P. K. Swart on “The demise of established dogmas on the formation of the Solar System” Nature 303, 26 May 1983, pp. 286-286: http://tallbloke.files.wordpress.com/2010/0

However the current editor of Nature, Dr. Philip Campbell, refused to publish, or to even send out for review, our reply to the 1977 article, “Yes, the Sun is a pulsar.”

By: Bruce

Bruce — Tue, 02 May 2017 00:10:48 +0000

Ms. Ayres is correct. Corrupt order-followers are guilty of whatever their level of complicity. I would argue additionally that we ourselves are also culpable in that we elect cowardly, self-aggrandizing psychopaths to office, who in turn appoint corrupt monopoly representatives to supposedly regulate their own transnational monopolies. We the people elect human garbage, in turn appointing more trash to represent special interests instead of citizens – and all on confiscated taxpayer dollars no less. Politicians won’t change anything if we don’t change ourselves.

By: Rixta Francis

Rixta Francis — Mon, 01 May 2017 21:23:45 +0000

Those 106,000 are only those who die in hospital. As most drugs are prescribed to out-patients the real number will be a LOT higher. And that’s only drugs as a direct cause of death. Most drugs kill slowly, so the actual number of people who die from prescription medication is likely 5-10 million, EVERY YEAR. And that’s only Americans. Drugs are weapons of mass destruction.